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    There is a proverb in Belgium that states “Happy Nations have no history.” This proverb means that you must first have chaos and madness in order to thrive and be successful. Many people or even groups of people struggle through life and as time goes on hit many obstacles and hardships. In today’s society you must fail first and learn from your mistakes. Everyone needs history whether it’s standing up for what they believe in‚ memorizing the greatness of others‚ or fighting for freedom to achieve

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    Old Man at the Bridge CHECK-UP 1. The old man is a farmer. F 2. The narrator is a Fascist who is in revolt against the republic. F 3. The old man wishes to go in the direction of Barcelona. F 4. The old man is in favor of the Loyalist forces. F 5. The old man was the last one to leave his native town. T FOR DISCUSSION 1. In this story the old man represents the innocent people who are the victims of war. How does Hemingway convey the sadness of the old man´s situation? By showing his story

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    Berger‚ Samantha Essay Jarman 2/20/13 Essay For my champion project I chose to do my essay on animals‚ more specifically‚ on the subject of abused or homeless animals. According to the humane society website on average “39% of the U.S. households own at least one dog.” For cats it states the “33% of the U.S. households own at least one cat.” That means that about 72% of the U.S. households own at least one of the two animals I just listed. There are over a thousand of animals in the world so

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    Faith is something only one can grow from within‚ it cannot be achieved vicariously. - Gandhiji With faith‚ you can move mountains is figurative of one capability of executing magnanimous tasks single handedly if they so believe in it. since one’s performance cannot be compared to the other‚ it is difficult to lay benchmarks and give proofs. It is not indeterminable‚ I’d rather call it a huge quantity which is just immeasurable. The tools of harnessing faith are a balance of audacity and humility

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    Dear Diary‚ Today is the start of the novel "Animal Farm" and guess what; I’m the first animal to be mentioned in this first section of the book. Ha Ha Ha I’m the greatest pig in the story ain’t I? That’s all because of course I’m the leader of the rest of the animals. In this farm‚ I took control over the living condition and dealt with all the problems there are. Today I gathered all of the animals for a brief session of meeting and I started off by telling my dream to them. Not so important

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    CDT WU JKB Sec 3-2 “F” Coy As I attentively listening to the symposium of our guest lecturer‚ Atty. Danilo S. Azana who talk about “The Role of the Family in our Nation’s Destiny”‚ I was able to take some insights and self-realization on how a future officer affect our nation in its growth and development. One of the important insights is that “the rise and fall of the nation depends on the rise and fall of the family”. It is indeed true that our family is the basic unit of our society and

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    R.i.p. To that dog who got shot for nothing‚ to that bear that got stabbed and died instantly‚ to those 30 birds that were flying in the air peacefully and got shot. God didn’t make this earth for only humans‚ he allowed animals such as: Bears‚ Deer‚ Ducks‚ Chickens‚ Alligators‚ Dogs‚ Pigs Ect. Is it fair to intentionally kill these animals and get away with it? What would happen if a wild animal attacked a human? The animal would more than likely be locked away‚ even killed. [People should get

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    The extract under the title is taken from the trilogy “The Forsyte Saga” written by the English novelist and playwright‚ winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1932 John Galsworthy. Galsworthy became known for his portrayal of the British upper middle class and for his social satire. His most famous work is THE FORSYTE SAGA (1906-1921)‚ an English parallel to Thomas Mann’s Buddenbrooks (1901). Galsworthy was a representative of the literary tradition‚ which has regarded the novel as an instrument

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    Tatiana Pavlova 2ATM III year Text analysis The apple-tree by John Galsworthy John Galsworthy (1867—1933)‚ a prominent English novelist‚ playwright and short-story writer‚ came from an upper middle-class family. He was edu­cated at Harrow and Oxford and was called to the Bar. His first novel (From the Four Winds) was published in 1897‚ but it was The Man of Property that won him fame. Among his numerous novels The Forsyte Saga and A Modern Comedy are the most prominent. They give a truthful picture

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    This poem is about the time following a car crash‚ when the ambulance is arriving‚ and taking the body away. The first stanza concentrates more upon the physical description of the crash‚ and while there is still emotion in the first stanza‚ through the use of emotive language‚ metaphor‚ and imagery‚ the second stanza is the stanza that explores the emotions felt after the car crash. Karl Shapiro‚ the author‚ starts the poem with an image of a bell. At first‚ the bell seems peaceful‚ because of

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